Africa

The rankings are derived from comprehensive data on request-for-proposal (RFP) volume, conversion rates, and room nights booked through Cvent’s Supplier Network, one of the world’s largest venue sourcing platforms.

The list reflects high volumes of sourcing activity and request-for-proposals (RFPs) initiated by event organizers, underscoring Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City’s success in attracting and hosting a wide range of events.

The Group has had 11 hotel signings and 7 openings over the last 15 months totaling over 2,000 signed and 1,500 opened rooms, 1,000 through conversions.

The upcoming portfolio includes full-service hotels, branded residences, and midscale properties, aimed at meeting rising demand for quality hospitality across Africa and the Middle East.

This partnership positions Jethwa as a key ambassador for TGP International’s initiatives in Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, and across the wider African continent.

The festival promises to be a landmark gathering for culinary professionals, hospitality stakeholders, and food enthusiasts from across the continent.

North Africa emerged as a key growth driver with a 23% increase in the number of planned hotels and rooms compared to 2024, sub-Saharan Africa recorded a more modest 6% rise.

With bookings now open, Swan Hellenic’s African Grand Voyages for 2026 invite travellers to step away from the ordinary and embrace an unforgettable journey defined by curiosity, culture, and connection.

The hotel will introduce Signia by Hilton’s renowned meeting experience to Cairo, offering nearly 5,000 square meters of event space.

This year’s speaker lineup features key figures driving hospitality investment and development across Africa.